Moynihan Denied Endorsement by New York Democrats
New York Democrats refused to endorse Dr. Daniel Patrick Moynihan for the U.S. Senate while conceding he offers the best chance to win. The crowd greeted Moynihan with scattered hisses and heckling as he addressed the gathering.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
U.S. Senate
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Crangle
State Committee
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O'Dwyer
Senate
Kennedy
Moynihan's New York Senate bid rides factional clashes
The Democratic drive centers on Moynihan as a moderate option amid fierce NY internal battles. Black leaders led by Percy Sutton veto Moynihan citing his 1965 black family treatise, while labor groups back Crangle and Moynihan with a $100,000 primary pledge.
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Senate
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City Hall
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Council
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Crangle
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirland
COPE
Committee On Political Education
al Barkan
Barkan
Platform Committee
Abzug
County clean-up drive faces apathy and high costs
Frederick County environmental council organized a May clean-up week, adopting it as official county campaign. Despite volunteers doing good work, report cites lack of interest and cooperation, notes roughly 1 million spent on litter clean-up in Virginia last year, and urges continued education and stricter enforcement to address root causes.
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Board of Supervisors
Robert L
Laura) Pifer Jr
Humphrey Hawkins bill watered down amid inflation fears
The Humphrey Hawkins full employment bill faces changes as inflation fears erode Democratic backing. It aimed to guarantee jobs, expand public service work, and create a national planning process to push unemployment toward three percent within four years, with broad partisan opposition and concerns over cost and inflation.
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U.S
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Augustus F. Hawkins
D-Calif
Congress
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Ford
Carter faces Vice Presidential choice and team shaping
James Reston notes Carter gains time to select a running mate and staff after the primaries. He lists 14 potential mates and polls 2,000 voters, while warning that audiences expect a fuller White House team and shadow cabinet beyond the nominee.
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Reagan
State
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